Slovakia’s Constitutional Court has suspended part of a controversial amendment to the Criminal Procedure Code limiting the use of testimony from cooperating defendants, known as “penitents.”
The closure of the Považský cukor sugar factory in Trencianska Tepla (Trencin region) will increase Slovakia's trade deficit, with the country losing self-sufficiency in sugar, Slovak Agriculture and ...
Slovakia has launched a new support programme for single parents, lone parents and sole carers. The two-year pilot project began at the start of February and is fully funded by European Union resources. ...
A majority of Slovakia's population considers their country's membership in the European Union to be beneficial. A total of 60 percent of respondents in Slovakia expressed this view shows the latest Eurobarometer ...
MPs at the Slovak Parliament rejected an opposition-led no-confidence motion against the Slovak government in a vote on Thursday 5 February.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) disagrees with the Prosecutor General’s Office (GP SR) assessment of anti-corruption efforts in the forthcoming rule of law report.
Slovakia's capital Bratislava on Tuesday presented a new programme of cooperation with firms and universities focused on economic development, titled 'Bratislava: The Capital of Opportunities for Talent ...
Slovak diplomat and now former adviser to Prime Minister Robert Fico (SMER-SD), Miroslav Lajčák, has publicly distanced himself from the actions of Jeffrey Epstein, following the release of new documents ...
Miroslav Lajčák has stepped down from his role as adviser to Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico after his name appeared in newly released documents linked to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. Lajčák said ...
The question of alcohol use, behaviour, and standards in the Slovak Parliament has moved to the centre of political debate in Slovakia. Parliament Speaker Richard Raši said there is currently no legal ...
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